Sentence examples for has been perceived in from inspiring English sources

"Bribery has been perceived in Czech society as something normal," he said.

One of its first temporary exhibitions, "At the Bazaar of Gender," on view through Jan . 6 , 2014tackles how gender has been perceived in the Mediterranean countries.

Unless he is subverting the meaning of the word, Mr. Siriano is just fine with the way he has been perceived in the fashion industry since he opened his doors four years ago after a star turn on "Project Runway".

"The way that leadership has been perceived in Africa, somebody who is president is above everything and the leader cannot be challenged, from our villages to our cities," said Mr. Kabemba, who is offering technical assistance to help Zimbabwe improve its election systems.

An activation of a neuro-symbol of the highest level indicates that the event it represents has been perceived in the kitchen.

Mean-shortest path length: The small-world components has been perceived in numerous real world graphs, for example, social networks, neural systems, programming frameworks, road plans, food chains and electric power matrices and so on.

"If the I.M.F. had declined to offer this lifeline to Argentina, that would have been perceived in many corners of the developing world as the I.M.F.

In the interview he admitted that he had underestimated how he had been perceived in the UK, but insisted that leaving had been "very positive and kind of liberating".

To compare Catholic and Muslim applicants readers are reminded that we have to make the assumption that the signals of religious closeness have been perceived in the same way (in term of degree of religious involvement) by the recruiters.

In a statement posted on his Facebook page, Dax J said: "I hold the upmost respect for all religions across the globe and I can now understand how my recent actions could have been perceived in the wrong way.

Due to the higher autobiographical or emotional relatedness, personally familiar stimuli, when compared to unfamiliar stimuli, could have been perceived in a more gestalt manner.